Anthony Rizzo Suffers Arm Injury; Out for 4-6 Weeks | Latin Post [Video]

Anthony Rizzo, the seasoned first baseman for the Yankees, faces an extended period on the sidelines following a painful collision during Sunday night’s game against the Boston Red Sox.

The aftermath of the incident has revealed a significant setback for the team.

On Monday, tests confirmed a fracture in Rizzo’s right arm, as reported by The Athletic.

This injury is expected to keep him out of action for four to six weeks, dealing a blow to the Yankees’ lineup during a critical season phase.

The injury occurred when Rizzo collided with Red Sox reliever Brennan Bernardino while racing to first base.

After the collision, Rizzo fell awkwardly, landing on his right arm and prompting immediate concern from teammates and coaching staff.

Manager Aaron Boone and team trainers rushed to attend to Rizzo, who remained on the ground in visible discomfort before leaving the game for a pinch runner.

Boone later commented on the incident, acknowledging Rizzo’s immediate pain and the gravity …